[Removed] Streamlight TLR-7 Key For Canik MC9, MC9 Prime

UPDATE: Streamlight has asked us to remove the key file, which we will honor. If you’re running a Canik MC9, the “Sub” lights (TLR-7Sub 1913, TLR-8Sub 1913) fit properly. However, if you’ve purchased the TLR-7 or TLR-8 for your MC9, and want it to fit, you can contact Streamlight customer service to request a key. I don’t know if or when they will produce keys for the MC9 with the TLR-7 lights, but I recommend putting the request in.

The rest of the page is here for archival purposes.

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I created an indexing key that allows TLR-7’s and TLR-8’s to attach to the Canik MC9 frame.

A few notes:

• Your print settings and filament will determine whether or not this key is suitable for live fire.
• I can’t endorse any specific end product as suitable for duty/critical/EDC use.
• Determining whether or not this key suits your needs is up to you.
• Do not attempt to use this key with any lights or firearms not listed below.

In the event of key failure:

• Light may unexpectedly eject from the pistol during live fire
• Light-bearing holsters may function improperly/unsafely

All that said, this is designed to be as strong as possible, and preliminary shock testing results look promising.

For the .stl, click here.
For the PrusaSlicer project file, click here.

Here is the full compatibility information.

Light	Compatible with Indexing Key
Streamlight TLR-7	✓
Streamlight TLR-7 A	✓
Streamlight TLR-7 X	✓
Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X	✓
Streamlight TLR-8	✓
Streamlight TLR-8 A	✓
Streamlight TLR-8 G	✓
Streamlight TLR-8 X	✓
Streamlight TLR-8 X G	✓
Streamlight TLR-8 HL-X	✓
Streamlight TLR-8 HL-X G	✓

Firearm	Compatible with Indexing Key
Canik MC9	✓
Canik MC9L	✓
Canik MC9LS	✓
Canik MC9 Prime	✓

Next, you’re probably wondering where you can find a holster for such a setup. At Werkz, we’ve tossed around the idea of making them, but we’re looking to gauge interest – is this something you guys would like to run? Let me know down below.